Articles by Bryan Gottlieb

Hyperscale projects are outgrowing insurance capacity, leaving billions of dollars worth of construction risk uncovered as owners, contractors and insurers shift to partial-coverage.

The cross-border connection between the Gulf States is nearing the halfway mark.

TerraPower begins construction of the first U.S. utility-scale advanced nuclear plant—can its Natrium design finally move next-generation reactors into commercial reality?

Colorado River states approve emergency Flaming Gorge releases as Lake Powell nears hydropower thresholds, signaling deeper infrastructure constraints and looming capital investment decisions across the basin.

Gulf war damage will lead to a massive amount of restoration work, but the contractors and equipment needed to do it are already committed elsewhere.

The move is intended to support deployment of transformers, pipelines and LNG systems, but Energy Dept. has yet to identify specific projects or funding levels.

Officials press for fixes to stormwater, roadway and transit design conflicts as early plans for $1B redevelopment remain under review.

Resignation comes amid a misconduct probe, leaving contractors, unions and public owners watching for shifts in policy.

The country is also launching cross-border studies on inland logistics alternatives.